@elisha_langworth
To push to a GitHub repository without cloning it again, you can add the repository as a remote to your local repository and then push your changes to the remote repository.
Here's how you can do it:
- Navigate to your local repository directory in your terminal.
- Add the GitHub repository as a remote by running the following command:
git remote add origin
- Verify that the remote has been added successfully by running:
git remote -v
- Stage your changes by running git add . and then commit them with git commit -m "Commit message".
- Push your changes to the GitHub repository by running:
git push -u origin
That's it! Your changes should now be pushed to the GitHub repository without cloning it again.